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When conducting the health assessment, the nurse interacts with the client in a caring manner. How would the nurse demonstrate caring to the client?
Why is conscious inclusion important in serving patients? It ensures that only patients from certain backgrounds receive special attention.
A 52-year-old man presents to the emergency room after a syncopal episode. The patient is awake, alert, and oriented; however, he becomes lightheaded
Consider the following problem: Your client has a fatal disease that is highly contagious and was warned about the different ways this disease can be transmitte
Problem: During an adult client's follow-up visit, the client asks the nurse about the overall goal of Healthy People 2030.
By emphasizing prevention, wellness, and chronic disease management, PCMH aims to reduce the need for more intensive secondary or tertiary care.
Identify the main concept (a condition affecting a high-risk or vulnerable population) Describe the supporting subtopics of:
The clinical cues to refer a patient to NEDS for potential organ donation include: (Select all that apply) COUR Grim prognosis
Your patient is a DNR and your care has led to a peaceful death. When should you call NEDS so they can determine the potential for tissue donation?
A patient presents in the ED with a drug overdose, their GCS is 5. The patient is intubated and placed on a ventilator.
In cardiovascular health, wearable devices have made it easier to monitor patients remotely reducing the risks of preventable death.
: Imagine that you are a lab director of a large government crime lab. Both the NAS (2006) and the PCAST (2016) reports have numerous recommendations
Problem: Describe the importance of service provision within a multidisciplinary team.
Explain how your chosen qualities connect to your Nursing program, and how your chosen pillars may/will benefit your future Nursing career
A 5-year-old child presents to the clinic with a sore throat and fever. The mother is concerned that the child may have strep throat.
Problem: Which of the following factors can be barriers to the implementation process in a hospital? Select all that apply.
Indicate if the following nursing actions are independent (I) or dependent (D): Group of answer choices Administering PRN medications ordered
Problem: Indicate if the following is an example of subjective (S) or Objective (O) data:
John, an MRI technologist, is performing a routine MRI scan on a patient, Mrs. Smith, who is highly anxious about undergoing the study
Problem: A patient presented for an annual physical and routine labs revealed an elevated HBA1C result of 7.8%.
45-year-old established male patient is seen for evaluation of type 2 DM, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia. Patient's DM is controlled on a daily basis
Pediatric patient is brought to the ED complaining of severe otalgia of the left ear. Upon examination, the physician determines that there is a foreign body
Which of the following patients would be a candidate for management of menopausal symptoms with a combination estrogen/progesterone agent?
A 60-year-old female presents in the clinic today for follow-up after recent medication adjustments for her Type 2 Diabetes.
For each intervention, indicate if the intervention is appropriate, inappropriate, or contraindicated for this client.